Sunflowers
Sunflower - Helianthus annuus
Big faces asking for light.
What’s in the bundle
Pack of 7 stems · About 40 cm stem length
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Roots of the flower Sunflowers
A cut sunflower usually comes with one flower head. Seven stems make a strong group; keep the bunch together.
Make the most of your vase
You can make a sunflower-only bouquet or use sunflowers as a single focal point in a mixed bouquet. Leave space so the heads are not pressed together.
When they arrive
Recut the stem bases with a sharp, clean tool, and remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline. If you have cut flower food, you can add it according to the instructions: in university tests, it extended the life of many sunflowers. Remove yellowing leaves right away, because sunflower leaves tend to fade before the flower does.
Water and placement
Check the water level daily and change the water every 2-3 days or when it turns cloudy. Place in a cool, bright spot, away from heat and drafts, and keep the heads upright: a sunflower left lying down in the heat may keep a bent head.
Choose a vase
A tall, stable vase; heavy heads need support.
Before arranging
Until you arrange them, keep the stems upright in water, in a bucket or a tall vase. Do not leave sunflowers lying down for long, because the heavy heads tend to bend downward.
Vase life
Most cut sunflower varieties last about 8-11 days in a vase with cut flower food. At home, with several stems in one vase, it is usually a little less.
Drying and another use
You can dry sunflowers by hanging them upside down in a dry, shaded, well-ventilated place, but the petals may shrink and fall off, and the yellow will fade a little.
Make it your own.
Choose whole packs, combine flowers and foliage, and see your arrangement take shape.
Guides you might find helpful
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A clean vase, freshly trimmed stems and a little fresh water get your flowers off to a good start.
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